Vaccines help protect your pet against serious infectious diseases.
Puppy and kitten vaccination series
Adult dog and cat boosters
Lifestyle and exposure-risk review
Guidance for overdue or incomplete records
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Available treatment varies according to the species and condition.

Arrange a review when:
Your puppy or kitten needs initial vaccinations.
A booster is due or overdue.
Your newly adopted pet has incomplete records.
You are planning boarding, daycare or group training.
Your pet’s outdoor exposure or household has changed.
Tell the team about current illness, medications or past reactions before the appointment.
Dogs need protection against several serious infections, with additional vaccines considered according to their activities and exposure.
The doctor reviews your dog’s health, vaccination history and contact with other animals before recommending a plan.
Rabies
Distemper, adenovirus and parvovirus combination
Leptospirosis
Bordetella, Lyme disease and canine influenza when indicated
Indoor cats still need vaccination planning. Staying indoors reduces some exposures, but it does not eliminate every risk.
Your doctor considers your cat’s age, health, household and contact with other cats.
Feline leukemia vaccination is particularly important for kittens and young cats; ongoing recommendations for adults depend on exposure risk.
Rabies
FVRCP: herpesvirus, calicivirus and panleukopenia
Feline leukemia virus, based on age and risk
Young pets usually need a series of vaccinations rather than a single visit. Follow-up doses help establish protection as immunity received from their mother declines.
Adult booster intervals vary by vaccine, product and medical history. The doctor reviews previous doses and recommends how to proceed when records are missing or vaccinations are overdue.
Review of previous vaccine dates
Planning for remaining doses and boosters
Discussion of past reactions and aftercare



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